merchant vessel · named in official warnings

M/V Vertas Sercher

3 messages · 2005-10-18 to 2005-10-24

status: no warning in force
first mention: 2005-10-18 00:33Z
latest mention: 2005-10-24 15:06Z
reported as: Cable ops3
sea: Malacca Strait
last position: 5.858, 97.079

Track · one row per mention

mentions: 3
span: 6 d
in force: 24 d
along track: 150.4 nm
first → last: 150.4 nm

issued	type	where	position	status
2005-10-18	Cable ops	Malacca Strait	4.02, 98.79	→ 2005-10-18
2005-10-18	Cable ops	Malacca Strait	4.02, 98.79	→ 2005-10-24
2005-10-24	Cable ops	Malacca Strait	5.86, 97.08	→ 2005-11-12

Messages · 3, oldest first

Cable ops·HYDROPAC 1752/052005-10-18 00:33Z → cancelled 2005-10-18 09:29Z

Seismic survey in progress until 23 oct by M/V vertas sercher towing 2.4 mile long cable in area bound by…

Malacca Strait

1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 23 OCT BY
   M/V VERTAS SERCHER TOWING 2.4 MILE LONG
   CABLE IN AREA BOUND BY 04-12.0N 098-27.6E,
   04-12.0N 098-53.0E, 03-59.5N 098-59.0E,
   03-46.2N 098-59.0E, 03-46.2N 098-50.7E.
2. CANCEL THIS MSG 24 OCT.

Cable ops·HYDROPAC 1760/052005-10-18 09:29Z → cancelled 2005-10-24 15:06Z

Seismic survey in progress until 25 oct by M/V vertas sercher towing 2.4 mile long cable in area bound by…

Malacca Strait

1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 25 OCT BY
   M/V VERTAS SERCHER TOWING 2.4 MILE LONG
   CABLE IN AREA BOUND BY 04-12.0N 098-27.6E,
   04-12.0N 098-53.0E, 03-59.5N 098-59.0E,
   03-46.2N 098-59.0E, 03-46.2N 098-50.7E.
2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 1752/05.
3. CANCEL THIS MSG 26 OCT.

Cable ops·HYDROPAC 1788/052005-10-24 15:06Z → cancelled 2005-11-12 08:32Z

Seismic survey in progress until 14 nov by M/V vertas sercher towing 4.5 mile long cable in area bound by…

Malacca Strait

1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 14 NOV BY
   M/V VERTAS SERCHER TOWING 4.5 MILE LONG
   CABLE IN AREA BOUND BY 05-30.5N 096-51.8E,
   05-35.1N 096-30.0E, 06-10.2N 096-30.0E,
   06-10.2N 097-40.0E, 05-35.1N 097-40.0E.
2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 1760/05.
3. CANCEL THIS MSG 15 NOV.

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